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5inanual.
To The Preferred and Common Steck-
holders Of the
LAKE ERIE G. WESTERN r. R. co.
5irdnual.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Monday, March
IS 1881 the certificates ior the Preferred stock OF
Western Haroad Company viii he ready
delivery Central Trust Company OF Newl Ork when
ell u Ii calls viii De- due aHd payable.
NOTICE * ALSO GIVEN that the transfsr books Of tho
company SATURDAY Arrl ? ls ~ O'Clock
D. stockholders Of record will bc emit
subscribe tefore Tuesday. Ap 1887 at ,
O'Clock D. m the Genital TTsst Company Of New York
follows;
The preferred will be entitled 70 rub
scribe 10 the amount Of thirty and onehar 90 - per
holdings preferred stock at iiy $50 cents
the dollar payable onehat In cash at the time OF #nscrP
tion and remaining half before May 1887
when the new preferred stock win be delivered.
Holders OF common entitled subscribe 70 te
amount Of thirty half ts7 ecai of their
holdings stock ~ the a, twenty
cents dollar payable hail Ia oa-h ~ tie time of
subscription and the remaining onoah or before NAV o.
1887 stock viii BE- rahf Tor delivery
OF stock. together In snr 81 ono million
hundred aud twenty thousand dollars f62pooO Of tho
oompanys Mortgage ond have been made By the
pany payc for the railroad and property formerly known
Indianapolis Peru aud Chicago Railway. one hundred
and IG1 miles length oi main line IRON indian
apois Michigan city Ind and Include atout forty 4O
miles sidotrack and AL that terminals
in the city Indianapolis Lake Michigan well
It's equipment aud properly
other liens.
stockholders must avail themselves their privilege.
promptly On the dates named any
been placed order payments Tie prvp
critics purchased.
Payments TO be made at the Company.
York
L NJ. scHwAS Secretary
NIwYoRK March % 1887
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OTHER CONTENTS.

"REMINISCENCES OF THE SIEGE AND CoMMUNE
OF PARIS. Fourth and Concluding Paper.-THE DOWN
FALL OF THE COMMUNE. By r. b. washburnc ex-
Minister France With illustrations from portraits and
documents and drawings by r. de Thuistrup j. steepe
Davis and A NJ. Turner.
contin nations Of THE STORY OF NETWORK
HOUSE. by H. c. BunDer, with rasny illustrations by A H.
Frost. and SETH's BROTHERs WIFE by HsroG Fred
Also, Part Third Of THE RESiDUARY LEGATEE
by j. :. OF Dale.
SHORT STORIES EXCEPTIONAL INTEREST. by
Thomas Nelson Page and T. u. Millet
MODERN AGGRESSIVE ToRPEDoEs an exceedingly
valuable and timely 10y Lieut. W. s. Hughes. U. s.
Navy, with many illustrations
ENGLIsH IN OUR COLI EGEs. by Adams sherman
Hill, Professor in Harvard Universally.
AMERICAN ELEPHANT MYTHS by Prof W. b.
Scott, Princeton College with Illustrations.
POEMS. by Edith Thomas Julia C. r. Dorr. Charles Ed
win Markham and Elyot Weld.
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlsadt or Dss
a. m. for Catasauqua and inermediats points
the West and p,sncps local paaia Chair car % WILKES
m fur Tunkhannock and intermediates points Chair car
to nnkhannocS Connection TO Keadng and harrisourE
Chair hair Car i, 7" to Pittston. 80. '''
ss sns ss !.
.I Geneva Lyon: EImira Rochester Buffalo aud
ne ss %1st M lo and points,
All psn;. and ''f
ga. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hanieton and intermediate
po fos Geneva Lyons Eliaira Rodeosier Buffalo and
the West. Pullman soeper TO Lyons
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
ihrous t Train. VIII leave Grand conia Depot 100
Rochester Express rsph S1ss,nsrOsH ea to
:S:sS y. -Jas Lasa VIM d,sss s.T: stopping, e
Ere ciev Gland and Toiedo arriving at Chicago $50 NJ
io:ses m Chicago Express da~,psroOm Canaan
tikise ma New-yOrk and Northern EKprss.
ssc % .Ssay Troy and Utica E1prss. with driving
noc me en- ~. %cessomoaatao. % Albany s.d Troy
for 81 S.ss,ssss, .::s. en-:
ESQ montreal hxpisss xish sl.syiss u hsntrs
RSps 10 SPECIAL ssspsr live 20 M sss
1856 ~ and c.sssasa i2is n :sxs aay sr Ro.ss
ter SaSaio Sasara fsiis, Cleveland Tedo Dstyi. .aa
ss nss sssarsss ana
fii6 y NJ. Night kIpresa with seepngsar y Abeny
1rsy Connecss VIA Las nprnanG aAns Ion 'ns e'
aud for tho North lexeept saturday nightl ...-
Tickes sale y Gra.1 Central Dart NO ns,ssy
and WsstcotrS 0ces fark Place sne.r sS.1
S.s I So Wa AMI Ssos ss
!: : md r.
S93 Washingt0n-st. Brooklyn.
RsGsaSe Gslisd ioe ana checked hsa reesecs s,s.
Es : tram: :s: ~: sS s !. k..sa ,Hss
S.S..sssi stpt~.As.k 0AAsrA PAsssags sAAset
BLOOMINGTON LINE
w. p.r,ou sSruv1Heuus end III Eagtaen psl1ta -.
fs~smsrs I'm iSvs H0 Ha ~ 00Eth cvc one r'S
sSsvs oAsais 81 ny sses es3S:s; 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

Asr AuSbsnd hope yse ars mp ssx; bus1 uue
= ~, ~ - AaeAi1s - ~ w1na -
- aS@. ~ = 6ass 49, t.ysesezenxean
~ - - - : y ss s,:i g: e. 81 sssf q
asaJ 1ors ed 1ars, - cmsnssseneut 1t Sesus
IAdt.s aA6seAAsn n fhs sszad. vhsre IN snrs
pseeds may b made hundeed flmrs hasP&sr than y
lie present. farns Jnaalsm. aseotidsns ballax5sn ]
Honder wln He eans agAin 81 ell N We arg
fauShs - b aAaned at ast fssis<s III onr fde
70 ha1s essd wf fer "a, and strcng, very strong
regard for few, which sbai mot be Ashamed to own
70 them.
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or THIS LIFE AND ANOTHER.

Twas thinking about Joseph Bullars doctrine alter
went to bed, founded on what cannot but think a
haspheasoas ssceticisn, which has obtained In the
world ever 90 long, and which is disposed to cursc,
bate and underyAae the world altogether. WHY
ohouid wei Whist here Of TINS world is bat an
exYressica OF Code viii. to speak beautiful earth
90 s$y md sca-beautifui affections and sorrows
WONDERFUL changes and developments of creation suns
Using, starr shin ing binds Gnsing clouds aud .hadows
ehAs gpg sad tadog. people loyiRg eaci other smng
~! crying, the ..airiEaied plaesomena OF Nature,
multiplied IN tact and iancy in Art and Science in
svsy way that mans inteec OF educ fiop or in,agi
atiOn ~ brought bear-And Who h n say that
- ignore oil tkis net value them an1 love
them becsuss there IL another unknown world yet 10
comet Wig that unknown tufure world u but man
itssfatien q God AtAightys will. add devsiopmsnt
Of Nature, neithsf Rsrs nor iess than this in which
~ era. end sagsi gierixeA . sparrow a gutter
equally parts Of HIS creation. TIE hight npon all
10 saiHfS In Heaven Just much and no Gods
vsst. the sns xbish shail shine TO- norrow upoa
ts iA&uitesi1al sPsek q srstson and uader which
sten resd please God. letter from my kindsst lady
esssh IN - dposa Of he awful Father hat Tor to-
Ag eAenk 0s4 fAst osn isve yes, and mat You
yOR3eF sn4 othon besides are thinking Of M with
ton1w peGsed 8Aliasjsh may be greater IN degree
49, - bat not = k,n1, end ceuntless ages OF sssrs
~ - taassE infinitely. hat yea sad Savo right
- relose md beeve IN our little part and 10 trnst IN
nsdy - b to-uofsev. 9ed blsn my dear LADY ana
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN

~ ERN RAILROAD. sHoRTEsT LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots in NewYor foot Of Barssv sat chrstDp s5&
"a m Daily except Snndsys Buffalo AMI osweye gxprss'
Tor Water Gap Sroudsburg Scranton. Bughsuton FL Mira
Bath. Buffalo Svracuse Oswcso Grssus 0yfoct Norwich.
Utica connect at Ptts,u Wilkes5arre DAN
vile and northumberland Owego fse Ithaca aut ntsc
mediate stations - -.
Scranton Bnghamton. Owego and Emir At scraa
ton for Piltston Kingston, Wilkesbarre, ia
p. m Daily Buffalo Limited Express tor strouisears
Scranton Binghamton owesc EIIrH cornias Bsta Way.
9p m Tally Ppnso and osweRe Express for stroudsoure
sorantou Bn1hamton Corandt Syrncuse Oswego Greeae
oKfon Norwich Uuca and Rlchhsld springs connects =,
davs Connects nj Buffalo with trains for al points West
Tickets checked Mt 2S5 Broadway AMI
Of Wescott Express Offices New York and Brooklyn
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THACKERAY.
STRAY NOTES FROM RIS LETTERS.
From Scrtbncrs Magazine for Aprsl.
WHERE BECKY USED TO LIv

"WHERE BECKY USED TO LIVE"
going to-day TO the Hotel de la Terrasse, where
BECKY used to live and shall pass by Captain Osborn $
lodgings where recoliect meeting him and his little
wife-who has married again somebody told me but
1t is always the way with these grandes passions -
Mrs. Dobbins, some such name, she is nOw always
an overrated woman, thought How curious it is
believe perfectly in all these people and feel quito
interest in the inn in which they iiyed.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" n. Y. G and II. R r. Co. lessee
Trains leave West 42d station follows and Is minutes
earlier from foot NJ Jay-st. North River
Detroit and Cnicae9 's55 a H. eos. -sl5 p m
Utica, syracuse Buaalo Rochester. Suspension Briagc
NIAGARA Fails, Bis. 1855 a. m- sos. .sl5 y m.
Highland. Kingston. Saugertes. CatsKilL Albany 3.lj
'7l5. 800. 1880 m. a:Oa -6o5. ,si5 D m 49,.
-965. 'lol5 1870 M 400 500. 1915 p and Cos
p. IN. Crsnsfon's Cornwall Newhnrs.
For Montreal and Canada East. Co.'s p. m.
Hamilton London. .955a sos sl3 p M Toronto.
Elegant ping cars Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
CHICAGO and St Louis q all through Trains
Daily Daily except Saturday. other trains uaiy exoeps
SUNDAY.
For tickets timetables paror or sesgngear accemmoda.
ington-st 1880 Fufonsf Office foot OF Fulton-st.
New York City-S6s 1885, q42 Broadway. 1881 Bowey and
West shore stations foot Of 42d-st foot OF
~ c. II LAMBERT,
6Vaneerbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTH SOUTH.

On and after January sst 1887 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort aud Norfolk. via the
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad Station. New.York. TAO
% %sS s 1: and s1 t a S f's
Tor Richmond WI ssys Cape Snnrc, a. m on M0ndsy
.st TaliS1 Car to Care laes The Day Esgrs.s ana
the Night Expresa Tickets and sleeping berhs DO
cured Ticket Office Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
IA. ". DUNN. supt r. Il COOKE @ P. and F.A
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LITE- M PRovip os
s 4 500 a.uy SUNDAY: Insn,,aS
steamer. sS sna B sss'ss lowest
NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slip
er IN tune for eary
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Proyi-
i dence. Newport and al Nsw-EDgland Pvnta All rau
trlsa palace PAL
taxi 20 % ER TSs AZ s
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
e 90 ssaas0n q 2 AL points.
F'"5 siEsBR .. %s:y
FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA TRENTON, Bound Brook
RouteD nj 400 7A6 ll.UO lSu ADo. A6O DS0
100 Loo " SUNDAYS NJ G0o. s:4o q NJ ea34 lZuO
y. NJ =. . nm 1.x ,,.on a m 1ao Am x,o
l2aU "A M congestion hezdng Harrisburg Ps<ts
Vile etc. 4OO {. Tor Eastaa Astliehsm Aiisasswn.
hs. So m io a.tsa stss Xsnsown Chunk
$50 NJ Tor Eassn bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk
ss.nS sau Es1Sn ers5ne
100 and 1880 ,. for Easton Bethishom. Ausatcwa
wiEe:IsIre scranton Tamsqna shamckn sunbary. Les.
ssS and Sso iar Es,tsn, Bsthshsm, AIeusown etc
BAD u IN for Easton. BethlehenL Allentown, Aanch
CHUNK ikesbarre Heading Harrisburg. eto On Sundays
100 and 100 fog Eas.en Bsthlshon. Allentown.
$50 si5 Hoo lQo. l;0U {:SO 6:l6 SUNDAYS
AGO. BOO for Ned Bask Long Aranel. ocsaa drove
lSI slB a M Loo sSo M for Lakewood. Toms Rivez
s.so : M loo n- ir Atlantis City visslaaA. and
I'D s:ik l1.Ss = NJ loa A,so 500 p m. as Free
1:So 600 a1A hoo. Has an, 400. 400 Aso
$3.50 e1S y ~ Sundays 400 BOO = N. Tor Psrsh
Tsr dine Of trains local points tnstsslas zeks'
o9sss
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A GLIMPSE OF DEJAZET.

Then We went Il found companion. an ardent
admirer, in the person OF Manchester mercbant to
the play 10 see Dejazet in the Genti Bernard OF
which piece shall say nothing but think it the
wickedest cav, and OF the pleasanrest
adoraby funny and naughty. AS the part {" Gentil
Bernard" Is a prodigiou rake is acted by wOman
the reality Is taken from it, and bear TO listen,
but such little rake such charming impudence, such
little songs. such little dresses! She looked mig
nome" as II china image, and danced, fought sang
and capered in way that would have ssnt ulpole
mad could he have seen hec.
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- -. wYuew WAw 49, nayn
!. 90 ~ "a 4 ~
Ho. 3 fsio~ 4 17Ss No 9 A5ss =: L1eS
oats sctvs and nrm 10 white sold : -" "a "a
x &C. S.s ssS Ne 9: s,I -. 6s sSs;
westese and ststs AZ ses6sc ssc c x. me-
- haah ehsysneafs--whsze 17.sos hnAa osrn zAeo"
bash Oats 10.00o bush
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EXTRACT FROM THE INTRODUCTION

NO writer times 10 much quoted Thack
erayi scarcely week passes without HE occurring in
other Of the leading arcss Of the day and yet whilst
his published works retain their iBnuence firmly the
sonai impression Of his ife and becomes more
and shaowy and ndistng the friends who knew
and loved him the gradually becoming fewer and
passing away. The letters which form this collection
them. written by Mr. Thackeray TO my hus
band the late Rev. W. IL Brookfed, and myself FROM about
1s47 and continuing during maLy Of ultimate friend
ship beginning the time when lac first lived In London
and when he especially needed our sympsthy."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

The dinner was exceed ngly stupid very nearly
fell asleep by the side OF the lady Of the bOnse. IL
all over by o'clock, halt hour before Payne
somts to fetch you to bed and went TO the gambling
warning to all dssi, ,sed mddleaged persons have
Just got two new novels by Mr.. Fielding the one is
Amelia the most delightful portrait OF a ~oman
that surely was painted the other is Joseph
Andrews" which gives me particular pleasure for
It Is both and careless and the author makes
absurd brag OF his wOI emmy Learning upon which he
values himself evidently more than upon the best OF
his qualities Goodnight, you Gee an writing
to you a. Il was talking.
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ns nasea on The American STANDARD Of cIassicais0
New-Orleans

NOOd DrftnNrV.-..--. n
St Good Ordinary. 80. y Middins .-...--.--- y ifio
With purchase ut Galveston yes
tcrday from abroad the option ist opened
Mt the and Bob points on me
months wth:the port receipts show ng smaller tna
continued throughout the hay anu
the 10 points advance on TINS ana
Le next months sales. I14IOO oaloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

DUBLISHED TO-DAY.
scRIBNER'S
II A G A ZINE
FOR APRIL Vol. L. NO. l.

The April the first nstslmen Of the long
expected COLLECTION OF UNPUBLISHED LETTERS
OF THACKERAY illustrated by sme reproductions Of
Observation-Disclosures by the novelist This remarkable
unique revealing they do for the fret
time personality Of Thaekoray win than fulfil the
aroused by their The letters
prsosded by brief Introduction by Mrs. Jane octavis
Brookneld to whom Of addressed and by
whose authority they given to the public 1t 10 not
possible their importance There 10 in them
not only Thaekerays delightful humor and inmitsbie charm
Of style but great personal interest which attaches
only to photographed writnga
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6eafi)cr

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors. Tcachers Tutors Gov
ernesses ete 10 Colleges schools aud Families Applyto
MRS. ~ j. YoUNG-FULToA. ~ Union square.
A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern.
"A. e.ees snppied; no chaTre TEACHERS registered
free Partner wantea school for boys CITY, 20 800 cash
X T. AVERY Ann School Bure u West l4thst. n y.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, GERMAN. Pro-
"A Noted Doctor PHILOSOPHERS at LEIPZIG teaches Gernan
Prom uneiaon pure. method approved Address T. A. u
westL4Ih-sL
A TUTORS, GOVEkNESSES. PROFESS
IA. ORS TEACHERs-An Observation-Disclosures Choice
srl,aos sIn.l.d Modern languages spoken-
MIRIAM COYRERE,
81 East l7th.st. bet sth.ave and Irwar
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS Blu
REAU 0or 10th seIes supplies profs frt Teachers
Musicians Conn anioDt. etc. 10
colleges schools Dice; fso Hookkeelers senosra'
rhert and Copyist< IN business firms. 49,.
MRS A. D. CULVER. S29 5th-aye. Nev-York City
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HARLEM RIVER RRANCH

NETWORK. NEw.HAvEN and HARTFORD v. z
Trains leave Harlem River station corner lS2tst ani An
con-fve Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem RIVER
Preached hy second Avnnus and snhurban Elsy,et rt-
2:lo S55 40 $40 $40 IL ~ " M Tor Port Morris Cas-
anova lOsk Paint,. Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest
cI,y Isanf p-hai Manor AMI View aoch.Ie ee1necttay
az New Rochelle with trains for all rorts the vain iins
the New. York NrwHav~n AMI Hartford Rsiiroat shore
Line and Air Tine Divisions New.canaan. Middletovn
East. 49," ~ ' 1850 = 49, "
Midnight Rochelle and Ill ntermeilsts 81.
lions at 12l0a IN. Tally. except MondwA
trains for Rochelle and ell
tons at 1901 and $50 the latter Train ooanscs-
In ct New Rochelle with tram to Stamford
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REPLY TO AN INVITATION TO DINNER.

Had I but ten minutes sooner
Got your hospitsble line,
'Twould have been delight and honor
With gent like you to dine -
But my word is passed to others,
fitz, he Is engaged too;
Agony my bosom smothers,
As | write adleu, adieui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

purrAto March 2l.-whsat-Na Hard opened no lower
dasnd air closing acva ic lower making the mis ~ =
MAJ for ne Hard sud &c over icr NO hnra norI
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Enstrnliion.
Boys and Young Mea Citv.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ,473
~ Brway, near 42dst 49th yeaE Primary. commercial
BY. W. l. AKIN. frin n. T. HENDkICkSOA. Associate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH
via Penn T. r 4:30 Parlor 70 Baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving At Old Point at sis
Norfolk a II. " ToMPkISs.
GenI Pasa Agent Si9 Broadway. N Y
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

A -CIRCULAKS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
IA liable information free, mailed fof portage
h. Z AVERY, Am'n School Bureau eel lzih-s. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
THE ONLY THING WE CAN CARRY AWAY.

! am very much panied and shocked at the news
brought at dinner to-day that poor dear Charles Butler
u gone. Good God think about the poor mother
viving, and what an aanish that must be II were
to die cannot bear TO think OF my mother living be-
yend me, a. l daresay shs will But isn't il an aw iu
awful sudden summonst There 70 wit, tame. TREND
ship, ambition, high repute! All omons nous Jien.
1T seems to me that rs the only thing we carry
away. When 90, let have some who love us
Wherever We are 1 send you this little line l tell
ron and William Eost things- Goodnight
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20 CENTS A NUMBER. So A YEAR.
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DENNSYLvAklA RAILROAD.
i OoAmds 0w lAHUARY a l0uz
GREAT TRUNK LINE

n
AND UNITED sTATKs NAIL ROUTE
Txx1ns issvs Dssensssss 80 cnrtasnaru
l Es :: i ssSars ana n. w.. -a rrn.,
eSs :s ssss Rss Dam: s sss So .:s
ss:1 9; s.::sH s:.::::
:: nj: sem S:S: j's :
10f n arrive Wa:hi.e.sa 4eo - Ssay. HsS > q:
vs & sss Is s:su ~: az ga ss ss
c sss s 1. 90
For osps Nas wsst dss~ il.lOA ~ On Saturday, sur
L:ss sssnsA nsy He'd junction 81 sussrmsass.s
On sunday Ssl5 N. and p. ldO stop a. xlSsy
"a Es"s . sss Ss NJ NJ.
day ya Bsli,%ess .ad Bay nns soc =; rssk dsvs ~
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